Not my fave, this one - that Eyes > Space > Jam, at 23+ minutes, really, really cool. But a lot of this show has a real start-stop, hesitant feel to it....especially Phil and Bill. Sugar Magnolia is a mess, and Phil doesn't even play on China Cat for a while as it warms up. Truckin' is mangled even by all-too-familiar Dead standards.

But, still, that *Eyes*....

He said there were posters saying "The Grateful Dead- They might play all night!"... as it turned out, the band were hours late. They played a super short show and split, leaving the crowd pretty mad.

Here we are 40 years later and short or not- it's a great show.

Calm down, calm down, if you really, really, really want it, you can download/torrent it from E-Tree. Only 2 seeds but, if you stay switched-on overnight, should be done in a couple of days.

If you're not into the Bit-Torrent thing (you should be - it's a 'get out of jail' card for instances like this, post your E-mail address and I'll send you a copy (either the Charlie Miller or the bonus disc - I have both - or both) for a modest fee - millions of millions.

TW-4-10-0-9

Well this is bullshit. I can't believe Rhino/GDP forces the Archive to take down whole shows when ONLY PART of the show was released on a ULTRA LIMITED EDITION CD! Unless you want to pay $200 for the bonus disc on eBay (I have only seen one of these listed in the past two years), you will never get to hear this music. It is an out-of-print bonus disc! Give me a break assholes! Why can't you leave the Miller board up on the Archive? You aren't losing sales! IT IS OUT OF PRINT and you aren't printing any more!

GDP, what you are doing is like taking a complete set of encyclopedias and tearing a few of the most important pages out every once and awhile.

I will not be renewing my Dave's Picks subscription.

Sure was a long wait for this show to start, Charlie: any idea why the band was so late?
Thank you for your never-ending efforts to give us killer sounds.